Website review: Why Are You Giving Away Content for...
TalSiach discovered this in Internet
•20 reviews since Mar 5, 2008
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TalSiach discovered 5 months ago- Why are you giving away content for free?
- kokasexton rated 3 months ago
- More wisdom from Maki
- pmctosh rated 5 months ago
- the ever constant debate over free content vs paid ebook.....
- lzurowski rated 5 months ago
- I so agree with this message! It all goes back to what your focus is - are you looking to make a few bucks fast and then get out? Or are you looking to develop a reputation and longevity in the market? For those of us who are seriously committed to our businesses, the latter choice is the only way to go. Thanks for the affirmation!
- spostareduro rated 5 months ago
- Are there advantages to giving away content for free?
- jimmyvu rated 5 months ago
- Time to stop and think a little about this. Why are you giving away content for free? What are trying to achieve by doing so?
- TheMobiBlog rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "Chris Anderson recently suggested that â€free†is the future of business "
- keyj63 rated 5 months ago
- Maki makes some great points on how to combine the power of free and paid services.
- yojspew rated 5 months ago
- Giving away content for free is also a way of helping your fellow bloggers and internet marketers.
- waltgoshert rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "From the consumerâ€s perspective, though, there is a huge difference between cheap and free. Give a product away and it can go viral. Charge a single cent for it and youâ€re in an entirely different business, one of clawing and scratching for every customer. The psychology of â€oefree” is powerful indeed, as any marketer will tell you. This difference between cheap and free is what venture capitalist Josh Kopelman calls the â€oepenny gap.” People think demand is elastic and that volume falls in a straight line as price rises, but the truth is that zero is one market and any other price is another. In many cases, thatâ€s the difference between a great market and none at all."
- AbleReach rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "The truth is, if you want to sell more products or services, you need to develop a reputation which exceeds your slogan, sales letter or promised benefit. Free content is a tool which helps you to develop publicity. It will eventually generate demand for services, products and premium content."
